Plant Capability Sample Clauses

Plant Capability. The DMNC of the Plant available for delivery to Buyer shall be determined in accordance with this Article 13.1: (A) electric output of the Plant for such hour used to calculate the DMNC shall be reduced to reflect the reduction of steam sendout during such hour. (B) Notification that Seller intends to perform the test must be given to Buyer at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to commencement of the test and shall specify the hours during which the test will be conducted. Buyer shall have the right to have one or more of its representatives observe such tests. Within ten (10) days after conducting the capability tests, Seller shall provide to Buyer the results of such tests, including kWh meter readings and copies of actual log sheets verifying the net output of the Plant and a curve of the net output compared to ambient temperature. (C) Until the first capability test, capacity payments to Seller shall be based on a DMNC equal to the capacity designated or redesignated under Article 1.
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